A PrestaShop store built around your business
PrestaShop is an open-source platform designed specifically for e-commerce. It handles large catalogues, many product variants, multi-language and multi-currency sales and complex logistics well. There is no subscription fee for the software itself, and the store and its data are entirely yours.
We design and build PrestaShop stores end to end — from requirements analysis, through graphic design, configuration and integrations, to technical support after launch. We work on the current version of the platform and safely move stores running on older versions to a newer one — read more about migrations to PrestaShop 9.
What the service includes
UX/UI design
We design the store from wireframes to a finished theme that matches your brand identity, with clear navigation, filters, product pages and a smooth mobile shopping experience.
PrestaShop implementation
We configure the catalogue, product combinations, taxes, carriers and customer accounts. We install only the proven modules you need, so the store stays stable and easy to update.
Payments and shipping
We connect online payments and BLIK as well as carriers with pickup point selection. Customers pay and choose delivery in just a few clicks.
Data migration
We move products, categories, customers and order history from your current store, e.g. WooCommerce, Shoper or an older PrestaShop version. We set up 301 redirects so the store keeps its Google rankings.
Performance and SEO
We take care of loading speed, clean URLs, the sitemap and structured data, so the store is easy to find in search engines from day one.
Support and development
We update PrestaShop and its modules, monitor the store and make backups. When an off-the-shelf module is not enough, we write our own.
PrestaShop integrations we implement
A store works best when orders, stock levels and invoices flow between systems automatically. We connect PrestaShop with the services you use every day. Read more about connecting your store with other systems on the PrestaShop integrations page.
Online payments
Przelewy24, PayU, Tpay, BLIK and card payments — the order status changes automatically once it is paid.
Couriers and parcel lockers
InPost, DPD, DHL and Orlen Paczka as well as shipping brokers such as Furgonetka and Apaczka — with pickup point selection in the cart.
Marketplaces and multichannel
BaseLinker, Allegro and price comparison sites — one product and stock database for every sales channel.
ERP and invoicing
Subiekt, Wapro, Comarch, wFirma and Fakturownia — sales documents and stock levels without manual re-typing.
Wholesalers and XML feeds
Importing wholesaler offers and dropshipping — prices and availability updated automatically on a schedule.
Marketing and analytics
Google Analytics 4, Google Merchant Center, Meta Pixel and newsletters — complete data on sales and campaign performance.
How the process works
1
Analysis and consulting
We get to know your business, product range and store goals, then agree on the scope, integrations and schedule.
2
Design
We prepare wireframes and a graphic design that matches your brand identity. You approve it before implementation.
3
Implementation
We build the store, configure PrestaShop and connect the integrations. We import products or data from your old store.
4
Testing
We check payments, shipping, transactional e-mails and the entire purchase process on desktops and phones.
5
Launch and support
We launch the store, keep an eye on the first orders and stay with you to provide technical support.
How much does a PrestaShop store cost?
The cost depends mainly on the scope of the project. The estimate is influenced by:
- a custom graphic design or refinement of a ready-made theme,
- the number of products, combinations and features and how they are imported,
- the number and type of integrations — payments, couriers, ERP, marketplaces,
- data migration from your current store,
- additional features, e.g. B2B sales, multiple languages and currencies or custom-built modules.
The PrestaShop software itself is free — the running costs are hosting and any paid modules, and the store belongs entirely to you. After a short conversation we prepare an estimate broken down into stages. Request an estimate or get in touch.
Why Appinet
We specialise in e-commerce and integrations. We know PrestaShop from implementations, modules and migrations, so we match solutions to the scale of your store, and where ready-made modules fall short, we build our own. Every project starts with understanding your business, and after launch we stay with you as your technology partner.
Frequently asked questions about PrestaShop stores
How long does it take to build a PrestaShop store?
It depends on the scope. A store based on a refined ready-made theme is built faster than one with a custom design and many integrations. We present a detailed schedule with dates for each stage after analysing your needs.
PrestaShop or WooCommerce — which should I choose?
PrestaShop works better for large catalogues, many product variants and stores focused primarily on selling. Choose WooCommerce if the store should run alongside an extensive WordPress website or blog. We help you choose the platform after analysing your needs.
Is PrestaShop free?
Yes, PrestaShop is open-source software with no subscription fee. The costs are hosting, a domain, any paid modules and themes, plus implementation and technical support for the store.
Can you move my current store to PrestaShop?
Yes. We migrate products, categories, customers and orders, and redirect old URLs to new ones so the store does not lose traffic from Google.
Can you integrate the store with my ERP system?
Yes. We connect PrestaShop with systems such as Subiekt, Wapro, Comarch, wFirma and Fakturownia as well as BaseLinker, so orders, stock levels and invoices do not need to be re-typed by hand.
Will you look after the store after launch?
Yes. We provide ongoing technical support: PrestaShop and module updates, backups, monitoring and new features as your store grows.
Related services
- PrestaShop modules — features built around your store’s processes.
- PrestaShop integrations — payments, couriers, ERP and marketplaces.
- PrestaShop optimisation — a faster store and higher conversion.
- Migrations to PrestaShop 9 — a safe move to the new version.
- WooCommerce stores — an alternative for businesses built on WordPress.